Dragons

Dragons are powerful magic beings, the likes of which have not been seen in this world in centuries. They are believed to be responsible for the end of the world. This is not wholly true, but they did further it by their actions (yet to be determined)

Dragons immortal and everlasting as the mountains, never aging, never falling ill. They take a millenia to mature, plus or minus two hundred years. They grow quickly their first few hundred years, as even they are vulnerable to predators when young.

Dragon egg incubation conditions are as follows (as stolen from DnD with some modifications):

Black: The egg must be immersed in acid, irradiated, or sunk in a swamp, bog, or marsh.

Blue: For half of each day, the egg must be kept in a temperature of 90 to 120 degrees Fahrenheit, followed by a half day at 40 to 60 degrees Fahrenheit.

Brass: The egg must be kept in an open flame or in a temperature of at least 140 degrees Fahrenheit.

Bronze: The egg must be immersed in a sea or ocean or someplace where tidewaters flow over it at least twice a day.

Copper: The egg must be immersed in acid, irradiated, or packed in cool sand or clay (40 to 60 degrees Fahrenheit).

Gold: The egg must be kept in an open flame or in a temperature of at least 140 degrees Fahrenheit.

Green: The egg must be immersed in acid, irradiated, or buried in leaves moistened with rainwater.

Red: The egg must be kept in an open flame or in a temperature of at least 140 degrees Fahrenheit.

Silver: The egg must be buried in snow, encased in ice, or kept in a temperature below 0 degrees Fahrenheit.

White: The egg must be buried in snow, encased in ice, or kept in a temperature below 0 degrees Fahrenheit

Incubation times are usually about six months, but an extreme enough environment will speed up the process. Put a silver or white egg in the heart of a glacier, and it will hatch in a month. Put a brass, gold, or red dragon egg in a volcano, and it will hatch in a week.

Set a black egg in the presence of a toxic spirit, and who knows what would happen.

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